Royal Canadian Mint

In early November, the Royal Canadian Mint coin struck for the first time the legal tender palladium. Royal Canadian Mint is one of the world's premier candy, and Palladium Maple Leafs star classified ads Mint of coins. (Mint Gold Maple Leafs are the world's best-selling 24-karat gold bullion coins.) The first term of the Palladium Maple Leafs will be dated 2005 and is limited to 40,000 coins.

Only one size Palladium Maple Leaf coins will be printed: a one-ounce coins with legal tender value of $ 50. Coins will be 99.95% pure, which is standard for palladium investment products, including Credit Suisse's popular 1-oz bars and PAMP 1-oz bar. By Bill Haynes

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Machu-Pichu

Macha Pichu in Peru is an ancient city built on a hill with a river flowing at the bottom a hundred feet. This is one of the most popular destinations in Peru and watching scenery is quite unique and unusual for the avid traveler. It was developed by the Inca city of about six hundred years ago and is also known as the head of the Inca civilization.

You can take the train to leave early to reach Macha Pichu. You must get off at the train station called Ollantaytambo. There is a small cafe at the station where you can take breakfast and then start your journey from the ruins of the Inca. You can buy a stick, 'sunglasses and hats from a local store. Town of Aguas Calientes is the basis from where you begin your climb Machu Pichu. You can get into the city only by foot or train. There are no vehicles to the road leading into town.

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Lake Titicaca

The Lake Titicaca is located in the highlands of the Andes on the border between Peru and Bolivia. This area covers about 9000 square kilometers and is located about 3,800 meters above sea level. Maximum depth is estimated to be approximately 460 meters, unusual for a lake lake.The now is a very small part of what was once a vast sea.

At least two civilizations who made it to the kingdom are here: Tiwanaku civilization and famous of the Inca civilization. The two civilizations are very religious, but at the same time very advanced. What is interesting is that in the mythology of the origins of the two presenting with their leaders who emerged from the waters of Lake Titicaca. This is the reason that Lake Titicaca is considered a sacred lake.by alex simon

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Disneyland Paris

Disneyland Paris is the perfect destination for a vacation in Europe. Disneyland Paris attracts tourists from all over the world. This is the most visited place in Paris. This is a resort located in Paris, France. It is situated 32 km from downtown Paris. Parks and theme parks are major attractions for travel and entertainment. It appeals to children and adolescents immediately. They will feel like heaven. This is where the child oriented so please visit Disneyland with your children. By K K Sharma

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Yakushima

Yakushima is an island located off the south-east coast of Japan. It is officially recognized by UNESCO and the World Heritage List since 1993. Yakushima is an incredible tourist destination, even called the magic island, because more than seventy-five percent of the place was covered with thick forest and mountains. Mountain peaks covered with snow all winter and sub​​-tropical climate in the coastal areas. These mountains receive heavy rainfall, making Yakushima soggier climate than other parts of Japan. This word means herbologists Medicine Yakushima Island and around the world have been growing local plants to various drugs for a long time. By Josh Shulman

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Singapore Chinatown

Singapore Chinatown has its beginnings in the 1820s when the first Chinese men from Fujian, China arrived in a junk and set up homes around the south of the Singapore River, which the Malays called Telok Ayer or "water bay". Then fresh water was not available from taps. Each household had to fetch fresh water from the bullock-drawn carts, hence the local name of Chinatown, Niu Che Shui or "Bullock Cart Water".

Today, the nostalgic streets of Singapore Chinatown are filled with drones of curious tourists seeking to learn more about the local Chinese culture. Foreigners love to capture in memory the colourful two-storey restored shophouses, be immersed in the sight and smell of the local Chinese food, shop for souvenirs and hand-made local craft, jade carvings, handicrafts, paintings, scrolls, antiques, tea leaves, Chinese medicines, silk clothing, and enjoy many other interesting Chinese elements. Trot into the not-to-be-missed Chinatown Heritage Centre and get yourself some pretty trinkets as gifts and souvenirs that tell about the rich history and heritage of the country. byRuth Tan

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Etosha National Park

Located in the northern part of Namibia, Etosha National Park is the largest reserves in the world until 1960 when political pressure is reduced reserve of 100 000 square kilometers to its current size, a region that includes more than 22 000 square kilometers. But even after the extraordinary frugality that is still very popular African National Parks.

In addition to stunning scenery and beautiful nature on display in the Etosha park also has an excellent infrastructure that makes much more interesting daytrip. Break camp three, Halali, Namutoni and Okaukuejo, connected by well maintained gravel road and has restaurants, shops, swimming pools, as well as chalets, camping sites and hotels available.

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Jason M Whitehead

With all the chaos this time many people could be forgiven for thinking that I was crazy even to consider a safari in Zimbabwe, but above that here I'm going on Safari Houseboat on Lake Kariba!

Lake Kariba is very large, the walls of a large dam spans the river Zambezi. It was built between 1955 and 1959 primarily to provide hydroelectric power to the region. This is one of the world's largest dam wall and 128M high and 579m long. But it is nowhere near the best as Lake Kariba is over 220 kilometers long and at some points up to 40 kilometers wide. It covers an area of ​​5580 square kilometers, almost everything in the Zambezi valley contains some of the best known wildlife of Africa. by Jason M Whitehead

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Matopos National Park

Located in the southern African continent, Zimbabwe has over the years developed as a major world tourist destination. The country offers a variety of attractions ranging from national parks, waterfalls, historical sites, heritage monuments, to the stream. The country is also popular to introduce tourists to the natural landscape and to become home to a variety of formations varies geographically.

The main attraction of this country including the likes of Hwange and Victoria Falls along with several other national parks. Zimbabwe's most famous national parks are well maintained and wildlife. It features African country as an ideal tourist destination for adventure lovers. Explore the beautiful side of nature and take a plunge into the adventure while visiting Zimbabwe.

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Elephantine Island

Many whole books have been written by many experts on elephants and their problems, and I will try to cover up the problem and possible solutions in just a few thousand words, so I hope that readers will forgive my rather broad brush strokes.

I should point out that I am not a zoologist, I also do not hold qualifications related to the subject, but I have spent countless hours over the last twenty-eight years of studying elephants in both the field and works written by various experts. I will not apologize when I say that I also have to hunt them and shot them and taken part in game capture operations for the purpose of collaring and transfer them either. Here, therefore, this view of human problems and possible solutions.

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Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace is the London residence of British monarchy and is one of the most recognizable landmarks in London. The original house was commissioned by John Sheffield, Duke of Buckingham, in 1702. Queen Ann in 1703 awarded him the land at the corner of St James Park and Green Park. It became a royal residence when Buckingham House was sold to George III in 1762 for £ 28,000. He then turns into Buckingham Palace by George IV and his favorite architect, John Nash (1752 -1835).

Queen Victoria, the young daughter of the Duke of Kent, lived in Kensington Palace with her ​​widowed mother and he became the first king to live permanently at Buckingham Palace, three weeks after he acceded the throne in 1837.

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Snow City Singapore

When they tell you it's not snow in Singapore, do not believe they are one hundred percent. Tell them Snow City in Singapore to provide snow for everyone in Singapore. This is the first permanent indoor snow in central Singapore, located in the western part of Singapore's sunny.

Many in Singapore have never experienced cold weather, especially snow, because the lowest temperature ever recorded in Singapore was 19.4 ° C, and recorded way back in 1934. With Snow City, visitors and locals alike now have the option to go to the western part of Singapore and experience the winter vacation.

Snow City is three thousand square meters of the center, with facilities spread over 2 floors. Snow Room, which occupies nearly fifty percent of the buildings, covered with snow. This space is maintained at minus 5 ° C, and there will be something for almost everyone in the City Snow.

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The Grand Palace in Bangkok

The most famous landmark in Bangkok, "Grand Palace" was built in 1782, which is the residence of the King of Thailand, the Royal court and the administrative seat of government for 150 years. The palace complex and some impressive buildings are beautifully decorated with gold and glass which literally dazzle in the sun covering 218,400 square meters surrounded by walls built in 1783. The walls are 1900 meters long, which is situated government offices and the Royal Chapel of the Emerald Buddha besides the royal residence.

Thai King to stop living in the palace in the twentieth century palace complex and now happens to be a place for ceremonies marking all types of events and other good fortune in this country. Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew) containing emeralds is very well known and highly respected Buddha that dates back to the 14th century changed the robe with the season on a profitable time as a very important event of the country. Outside court, near the entrance of the palace that used to house government departments in which the kings's directly involved, such as civil administration, army and treasurer.

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